Crabtree Sunday
School Elects
OUic^-Tflg^rs
My MRS. MILLARD FERGUSON
Community KVporttr 1'T ,
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The Sunday School of Crnht'ee
Methodist Church ha* reorganized
with the following officers and
teachers: Superintendent. B. F.
N'esbitt;' assistant, John Kirkpat
rick: secretary Annett Ferguson:
treasurer. G. C. Palmer, Jr.; pian
ist, Mrs. John Kirkpatrick and! Mrs.
L. O. Ferguson; teacher for adult
clan, Mrs. Millard Ferguson; as
sistant. Fred L. Safford;' young
adult, Mrs. Hugh Noland. who will
be assisted from the class; young
people. Mrs. John Kirkpatrick; In
termediates, Mrs. Fred L. Safford;
juniors, Mrs. Charles Ferguson;
beginners. Mrs, Mary INjpr; iradle
roil, Mrs. Bcttie Moody,
Mrs. Glenn Noland, economic
teacher of the Crabtree-lroq Duff j
School is teaching a 0-week sew ing
rourte at the school each Tuesday
from 3 to 4 p.m. The course is open
to the adult women of the school
communities,
Howard Green is a patient at
Haywood hospital where he under
went major surgery on Monday.
Jesse Garland, our community
sawyer, is a patient in the Johnson
City, Tenn., hospital with an eyef
infection. ?
Bruce Holder. M?n of Mr. and
Mrs; Kay Holder. w?is married last
Friday to Miss Slherry Sorrells.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sor-1
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' rrlln ul I'liK'kfly,
Wc we*"> sorry to lose Mr. and
Mr*. Johnnie Moore who have
|moved from our community to
Statesvillc and we welcome Mr.
'.and Mra. Vance English nmV fam
ily com in R from Bethel to the Joe
Palmer farm, also Mr and Mrs.
Mai\son Sutton from Waterville to
Howtrrd Green's farm* *
I Ray Holder. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Holder anJ Mrs. Ada Dot
son have returned from Hopewell,
Va. where they visited their broth
ers ahd sisters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Holder and Mr. and Mrs.
Pierce Holder.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick GrilTin of
Silver Springs, Md. were guests
several days this week of Mrs.
Griffin's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C.
T. Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cockrell 1
i had as guests for the past week
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
.and Mrs. Gilbert Jones of Atlanta.
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| Arthur Robinson and sister Mrs. |
btena Evana, left last week for |
iGaffney, S..C. where they will
ispend the winter.
Mrs. W. C. Kirkputrick accom
panied her son-in-law and daughter
"Mr. and Mrs. Norman Free! of Can
ton to Chester, S. C. where they
spent the weekend with her daugh
ter. Mrs. Monroe Crane.
Mrs. Monroe Noland of Anacon
da, Mont., is here for a month's
visit to her son-in-law and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McElroy.
Mr. and. Mrs. Loyd Ledford had
Thickety CDP
Meet Now Set For
Tuesday Night
The community meeting sched
uled for tortigM. Thursday, has
been postoponed until Tuesday
night. All residents are Invited to
attend the meeting, since this will
be the last one held at the Park
until next spring.
A hambutger supper is being
planned for those who want to
. bring their families and supper.
Those who do not come for sup
per are asked to attend the meet
ing at 7 p. in., when important
business will be taken up and plans
discussed for the winter programs,
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The Wes'eyan Service Guild and
the W.S.C.S. of Rock wood Metho
dist Church, held the Jirst session
of a study course Sunday evening.
The course is on the "Five Spirit
ual Classics," and is being present
ed by different members of the
group.
Mrs. David Hurch and Mrs. E.
E. Stockton are secret aroies of
Missionary Education In their re
spective groups, and are in charge
of the devotional periods during
the studies.
The second in a series of four
sessions will be held next Sunday
evening at the church, beginning
at 7 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Trantham
are visiting relatives in Pasadena.
Texas this week, and expect to
spend some time in Florida be
jore returning home.
W. M. Williamson has received
tews of the death of his brother,
Fred Williamson, who died in
Oregon a few weeks ago. He was
i native of Haywood County, but
had been away for a number of
years.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kennedy left
Wednesday for New Smyrna
Beach. Fla., after spending the past
few weeks here with her mother.
Mrs. T. G. Murray and family.
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The Board of Education of
Rockwood Church will meet at the
church Friday evening to lay plans
for the coming year's work. Teach
rrs for the various Sunday School
classes will be named, and other j
business taken up. G. H. Hipps,
tupcrintendent, will preside. All
officers and teachers, and others
Interested are ask^d to attend.
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The Woman's Society of Christ
Ian Service will meet Thursday af
ternoon, October 13, at the home |
af Mrs. E. E. Stockton.
A new moisture-resistant lead!
pencil can be used to mark'rain- j
wear and won't rub oft when it
rains.
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LAMAR WORI.EY Ik shown ridinR his pony to
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the Pi?eon Valley Horse S||ow Saturday. Worley
I More Week End Bargains From RAIFFl
iVCC To Display
rom Wolfe's
Works Oct. 10 -13
i ffitfitiri r ' w ; ll
An exhibit of Tom Wolfe's |
works will be on display in the j
Gallery of Hunter Library at West- i
urn Carolina College Monday, i
October 10, through Thursday. 1
October 13. It was announced by
Mrs. Lilian B. Buchanan. Librar
ian.
The exhibit, collected by Miss
Myra Champion. Reference Li
brarian at Pack Memorial Library
in Asheville, includes every pub
lished work of Wolfe, as well as a
complete collection of letters, re
views, and references concerning
the author and his writings. His
books have been translated into
five foreign languages, all of which
vill be included .in this display.
Mrs. Ralph Wheaton of Ashe
ville, sister of Wolfe, will speak to
the English classes at Western
Carolina. College in the Gallery j
both Wednesday and Thursda>
mornings. An Asheville book shop
representative will have an exhibit
of Wolfe's works for sale, and
Mrs. Wheaton Will autograph them.
On Wednesday afternoon the
Waynesville Chapter of the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution
will meet in the Gallery, with Mrs.
Ramsey Buchanan and Mfs. Dan
Moore of Sylva as hostesses. Mrs.
Wheaton, the sister "Helen" re
ferred to In Wolfe's writings, will
speak to this group. She will also
White Oak CDP^
Will Meet SaturdjB
Bv MUS. ROWf \}yM
C ommunity
The White Oak CDV I
regular SaUo^H
l^r. and Mrs Teagoi
have charre of the proe^H
tallies are a-V.eil to brmjB
Mrs. Sain t.eiliord ? |H
at Memorial Nlwsi H
Vihet'e she un:ler\\ent
Mrs. George Carpi M
her mother. Mrv
who is ill |
he the guest -in ak. r a,l
of the Twentieth Cem?H
Syiva when they n.en ?fl
lery on Thursday after^l
Lilian Buchanan is
i first preside nt of tfcii
low fug each moetir.s. ae*
1 \\ ill lie held in the
| of the Library. H
i Mrs. Bui hanan said,'ifl
first time we have atieaB
a complete exhibit oithfl
our own Tom Wolfe, aad]H
tain that many in fflH
come in to enjoy it." ?
Mr. and Mrs WlieatojB
guests <i| Mis Buehii*
the period nt this txhth^H
Tevas' 1US4 wool dip!
| mated at 44.220,000 pM
worth 2ii million dollaitM
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and horse were nine at full (lit when this pic
ture was made by Frances' Photo Scrviee, Canton.
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